Brian Batko

I think as far as cerebral football IQ, all of that, he lapsed these guys, although he didn't check out of that play at the end of the first half, which was strange.

We might have to ask him about that this week, what happened there.

No, just less so than the five guys I put ahead of him.

Yeah, I mean, he's obviously got the talent and the pedigree and this year it's clicked for him.

Maybe it's just having a better play caller and Liam Cohen and someone who fits him better.

He's got a good cast around him, but not, you know, stars.

I guess Brian Thomas Jr.

is maybe becoming a star and Jacoby Myers is in that next tier.

But yeah, I mean, he's obviously had a good season with that supporting cast, but fit on my list.

And I think

You could certainly argue for Rodgers above him, but I'm not going to do a cop-out answer and say I can't rank them.

I put Lawrence fifth, Rodgers sixth, and it's close.

That's a little trickier because I think that really comes down to

Game management, clock management, how to deploy guys where, and that's tough with a coach because they don't all call plays.

Some are offensive, some are defensive.

I took mine as who would I want running my team for a season at this point.

Again, give them all the same roster because I think that is kind of the hallmark of coaching.

He can beat you with your guys or he can take his guys and beat you.

I'm going to go with Sean Payton.

jim harbaugh twin i have jim harbaugh second i have jim harbaugh second so much for interesting who do we have third now if we're doing like sort of the the tears and whatnot you know i think payton was a somewhat easy choice for me at one harbaugh i like definitively at two because he's one at